University Admission Test English - Dhaka University - B Unit 2008- 2009 Session English Questions' Answers with Explanation
- Fakhruddin Babar

- May 19
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University Admission Test English
Dhaka University - B (Kha) Unit Admission Question
2008 - 2009 Session
English Questions' Answers with Explanation
DU B Unit (2008-2009) – English Questions
English
English
(Answer each question by choosing the best option)
Read the passage and answer questions 1-7:
English-speaking people have never been really homogeneous in their use of the English language.
Today, if you travel extensively in the British Isles, you notice differences in pronunciation and vocabulary from shire and shire, or even if your ear is good enough, from town to town. In London alone, you can find tremendous diversity in the varieties of English. Jn the United States, likewise, the language differs somewhat from place to place and from one social “class” to another. Many New Yorkers don’t pronounce words as Chicagoans do, and in Denver, people don’t sound like those in Chicago. In some parts of the Southwest, Spanish influence shows up in the vocabulary; elsewhere, Germans and others have affected the English language.
01.Choose a suitable title for the passage
a. Langauges b. Dialects
c. English in the U.K and U.S.A d. Accents
02.The word “homogeneous” means
a. divers b. homely
c. correct d. uniform
03.The word “from shire to shire” stand for
a. from country to country
b. from province to province
c. from state to state
d. country to country
04. “The British Isles” are
a. The United Kingdom
b. The United States
c. England
d. Scotland and Ireland
05.Where can we find “Spanish influence”?
a. in the southwest of U.S
b. in English
c. in pronunciation
d. else where
06.The word ‘extensively’ is-
a. noun b. an adjective
c. an adverb d. none of A, B and C
07.The word “tremendous” means
a. terrible b. shocking
c. great d. excellent
08.The day laborer depends………. His day’s earnings………. survival.
a. at, with b. on, for
c. to, at d. in, for
09.Your mood seems to be very meditative this evening Here “meditative” means
a. gleeful b. desperate
c. thoughtful d. stem
10.Choose the correct spelling.
a. pnemonia b. nemonia
c.nemonea d. pneumonia
11.In the sentence, “the man is a mad dog.” “ mad dog” is an example of a/an
a. smile b. metaphor
c. assonance d. alliteration
12.The word “niche” means.
a. staute b. proper place
c. humble d. confusion
13.It is difficult to get rid……………. all the…………….
a. of, refuse b. from, animals
c. by, rubbish d. with, filth
14.Global warming my have a………. effect on life.
a. pollutant b. industrious
c. disastrous d. destruction
15.The phrase “by all means” means
a. meaningful b. uncertainly
c. by hook or crook d. certainly
16.Choose the translation of the sentence. “গত চার দিন যাবৎ সে জ্বরে ভুগছে।”
a. He has been suffering from fever for the last four days.
b. He had fever for the last four days.
c. He has sufferd from fever for the last four days.
d. He has fever for the last four days.
17.Which sentence is correct?
a. He casted his vote for you
b. He offered his vote for you
c. He cast his vote for you
d. He dropped his vote for you
18.The automobile’s exhaust system _____ foul-smelling fumes.
a. attracted b. condensed
c. neutralized d. emitted
19.What lies half sunk in the sand in Shelley’s “Ozymandias”
a. broken staute b. two trunkless legs
c. an ancient palace d. broken head of a statue
20.In the lines “Here shall he see/No enemy taken” from “Under the Greenwood tree” “Here” stands for
a. nature b. the greenwood tree
c. open space d. hunting ground
21.Much have I…….. in the…….. of gold
a. desired, area b. gone, stores
c. looked, field d. traveled, realms
22.In the line “Tossing their heads in sprightly dance.” The word “sprightly” is a/an
a. adjective b. adverb
c. verb d. noun
23.The last line of “To Daffodils” is
a. Ne’er to be seen again
b. Vanish like summer’s rain
c. Ne’er to be found again
d. As quick a growth to meet decay
24.The word “jocund” in “I wandered Lonely as a cloud” means
a. comic b. merry
c. ridiculous d. funny
25.According to your English text, Polynesian fire walkers
a. are able to make a spectator walk on fire
b. teach the spectators how to use magic
c. do not belive that they are under any magical spell
d. cannot make any spectator walk on fire.
ANSWERS
que | 01 | 02 | 03 | 04 | 05 | 06 | 07 | 08 | 09 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 |
ans | b | d | d | d | a | c | c | b | c | d | b | b | a |
que | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 |
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ans | c | c | a | c | d | d | b | d | a | c | b | a |
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